Recent content by kevm65

Absolutly beutifull, are they for sale? goodjob

Tom Neale's " An Island to oneself'' a true story! and downloadable at: http://96.51.156.232/bli//an_island_to_oneself.htm

quite true about the BBQ issue, however to make a fire in your garden you do need to get permission. praise that i live next to the army ranges and can do what i like (No neighbors to disturb)

I live in Germany and they have just started showing this series, translated in German:( but you will find them also in HD quality on you tube. Just a tip!

Friend of mine made garlic in vodka and left to stand for two weeks, then on his party night he offered it around and the bottle soon got empy, at least i had fresh breath the next day. I tried this method using Ginger root and a little sugar, tasted great

links now fixed....sorry:D

Hi all, has anyone had any experience with either the viper david or golia? http://www.coltelleriacollini.it/intershop/Large800/2779D.jpg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB54ZeAeIEc D2 Carbonsteel Rockwell: 58-59 Grip material: Micarta / Nylon Blade length: 10 cm Grip length: 12,5...

I wont be overlooking those old boots in the corner again... the leather ones of course.

Hi Chris im in Schloss holte -Stukenbruck near Paderborn (between the Ranges & Safari Park)

Thanks all. Im sure im going to learn more from you:)

$Ok i did not mention very much of myself, after leaving the forces 20 years ago i found my self quite lost, adventure climbing bushcraft and all stopped. but the desire to be outdoor and living off the land and so on was so imense that in my free time i would grap my pack and head out. One of...

I agree with Landyandy, i would use a heat gun too, its cleaner and faster and there should be no need to sand it afterwards.

Had one as a kid, but stopped using them, there usless when the hands get cold

Bough one too and was very impressed, however i did need to get used to using it, after swiping it against a branch for the first time, it went through so easaly and nearly cut into my leg

H been lookng at this forum for a while, mostly to review kit, and also to see how others cope in various situations. my main aim is to find a suitable outdoor knife that i can legaly use over here in Germany and Austria, as i spend a lot of my free time in the Bavarian Alps. I know a lot...